... agreement and disagreement.
Table 17. 1a and Table 17. 1b represent the standard confusion matrix for the comparison of
COM1 and COM2 vs. REF. The agreement in Table 17. 1a and Table 17. 1b is 70% and ... Jr. and Beth Suedmeyer
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17. 1 Introduction 233
17. 1.1 Map Comparison 233
17. 1.2 Puzzle Example 234
17. 2 Methods 236
17. 2.1 Example Data 236
17. 2.2 Data...
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spectral bands 1, 2, 3, 4, and tasseled-cap bands 1 and 2), a 10-band image for 1994 (TM spectral
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from economic, agronomic, and environmental perspectives, there is a need to link land-cover (LC...
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APPENDIX A
MRLC Classification Scheme and Class Definitions
The MRLC program utilizes a consistent classification scheme for all EPA regions at approx-
imately ... geographic Region IV.
An accuracy assessment is an integral component of any remote sensing- based mapping project.
Thematic accuracy assessment consists of measuring...
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Figure 11.2
Conditional probabilities for forest (a), shrub (b), and rangeland (c), based on Gaussian maximum likelihood (GML), and corresponding ... Francis Group, LLC
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remotely sensed imagery can evaluate the appropriateness of different maps on their particul...
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for accuracy assessment supposedly represent higher-quality data (i.e., less measurement error), so
these data may serve as a stand-alone basis ... data analysis for a land-use and land-cover map,
Photogram, Eng, Remote Sens.
, 47, 343–351, 1981.
Foody, G.M., Status of land cover classification accuracy assessment,...
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Figure 15.5
The relative errors of 12 selected landscape indices for forest class (y-axis) against the REA (x-axis).
Figure 15.6
... (means of user’s accuracy
and producer’s accuracy) and the REA (differences between user’s accuracy and producer’s accu-
racy). To reliably characterize landscape conditions...